Method and apparatus for providing augmented reality-based dynamic service

ABSTRACT

The present invention includes the steps of: collecting data associated with a preset authoring item based on a predetermined viewing point within content to be guided, when an authoring mode; rendering authoring item-specific data collected based on a preset augmented reality content service policy, matching the rendered data to metadata corresponding to the viewing point, and storing the matched data; checking the metadata of the viewing point; and as a result of the checking, matching the metadata to the content displayed in the viewing region and augmenting the content.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to viewing point authoring and view for anaugmented reality-based guide service.

BACKGROUND ART

The initial study on augmented reality authoring is the Authoring 3DHypermedia for Wearable Augmented and Virtual Reality [1] of theUniversity of Colombia in the United States. In this regard, an authorinserts a variety of multimedia based on a map of a virtual space toallow a viewer to view authored content by using an outdoor mobileaugmented reality system.

Among recent studies, Google Auto Awesome [2] shows the study of, when auser takes a picture and uploads the picture to a server, automaticallygenerating a travel record based on time and location information.

On a view side, the study of Georgia Tech's exploring spatial narrativesand mixed reality experiences in Oakland Cemetery [3] was carried out toimprove the experience of viewing by enhancing narration by using a GPSsensor. The study of Museum of London: Streetmuseum [4] displays aphotograph taken in the past on a camera image based on location so thata viewer can see a past figure on the spot. In the case of AntarcticAR[5], location information is visualized by presenting a direction and adistance of each content on a map based on a location of a user, so thata user could navigate to the content based on the direction that theuser faced.

Such experiences are merely a representation of voice or photograph onan image based on planar location information within a map.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Technical Problem

Accordingly, the present invention provides augmented reality authoringand view for viewing point visualization, wherein viewing pointinformation is stored through capturing of a scene of interest, andrelated multimedia content, narration, or the like corresponding to aviewing point for each author are added, so that a user can acquireinformation about an object of interest in an optimal viewing point.

Technical Solution

An aspect of the present invention includes the steps of: collectingdata associated with a preset authoring item based on a predeterminedviewing point within content to be guided, when an authoring mode forsupporting a viewing point-based information provision service isexecuted at the time of performing a service for providing an augmentedreality-based content service; rendering authoring item-specific datacollected based on a preset augmented reality content service policy,matching the rendered data to metadata corresponding to the viewingpoint, and storing the matched data; checking the metadata of theviewing point of the content displayed in a preset cycle-specificviewing region based on a user's status information sensed whenexecuting a view mode; and as a result of the checking, when themetadata of the viewing point coincides with the viewing point-specificmetadata corresponding to the content, matching the metadata to thecontent displayed in the viewing region and augmenting the content. Thecontent is a real 3D space viewed according to a user's movement or apredetermined scenario-based virtual reality space.

Another aspect of the present invention includes a content serverconfigured to: when an authoring mode for supporting a viewingpoint-based intonation provision service is supported at the time ofperforming a service for providing an augmented reality-based contentservice and the authoring mode associated with augmented reality-basedcontent authoring is executed from a client terminal linked via anetwork, collect data associated with a preset authoring item based on apredetermined viewing point within content to be guided, renderauthoring item-specific data collected based on a preset augmentedreality content service policy, match the rendered data to metadatacorresponding to the viewing point, and store the matched data; andcheck the metadata of the viewing point of the content displayed in apreset cycle-specific viewing region based on a user's statusinformation sensed at the time of executing a view mode associated withan augmented reality-based content view request from the clientterminal, and as a result of the checking, when the metadata of theviewing point coincides with a viewing point-specific metadatacorresponding to the content, match the metadata to the contentdisplayed in the viewing region, and augment the content.

Advantageous Effects

According to the present invention, evolved content for the augmentedreality-based content service can be continuously generated. Optimizedcontent for each viewing point can be provided by using the contentsearch function focused on content optimized for content displayed onthe display of the user terminal based on a real 3D space or apredetermined scenario. It is possible to provide an adaptive augmentedreality-based content service which is interactive between a user and anauthor and can acquire desired information by just approaching the userterminal to the object of interest without a user's separate searchingoperation focused on the viewing point-specific authoring. Therefore,space telling with more reinforced experience can be achieved.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is an overall flowchart of a method for providing an augmentedreality-based dynamic service according to an embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically illustrating an example of anoperation flow between a client (author or user) and a server whichprovides an augmented reality-based dynamic service, in the method forproviding the augmented reality-based dynamic service according to theembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing an operation of an augmented/virtualreality-based content authoring and visualization software platform towhich the method for providing the augmented reality-based dynamicservice according to the embodiment of the present invention is applied.

FIG. 4A and FIG. 4B are diagram illustrating an example of a screen towhich the method for providing the augmented reality-based dynamicservice according to the embodiment of the present invention is applied.

FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of coded informationassociated with the method for providing the augmented reality-baseddynamic service according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of an access to an XML fileand a content resource-related folder in the method for providing theaugmented reality-based dynamic service according to the embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of a user location/gazeinformation visualization concept image in the method for providing theaugmented reality-based dynamic service according to the embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen when avisualization concept image is applied to an actual screen, in themethod for providing the augmented reality-based dynamic serviceaccording to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of an authoring contentconfirmation screen by a call of an XML file present in a content serveron a web browser, in the method for providing the augmentedreality-based dynamic service according to the embodiment of the presentinvention.

MODE OF THE INVENTION

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will bedescribed in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In thefollowing description, particular matters such as specific elements areprovided, but they are provided only for easy understanding of thepresent invention. It is obvious to those skilled in the art that theseparticular matters can be modified or changed without departing from thescope of the present invention.

The present invention relates to viewing point authoring and view for anaugmented reality-based guide service. More specifically, when anauthoring ode is executed, data associated with a preset authoring itembased on a predetermined viewing point within content to be guided iscollected and stored as metadata. Metadata of the viewing point ofcontent displayed in a preset cycle-specific viewing region is checkedbased on a user's status information sensed when executing a view mode.When coinciding with the metadata of the predetermined viewing pointcorresponding to the content, the metadata is augmented by matching thecontent displayed in the viewing region, so that a user can acquireinformation about a plurality of objects of interest present within theviewing point through visualization of the viewing point correspondingto a currently visually observed current or content. By analyzing auser's motion information sensed according to a user's interrupt in thecontent displayed on a display of a user terminal based on a real 3Dspace or a predetermined scenario, information about the viewing pointcorresponding thereto (including, for example, multimedia content,camera viewpoint, and narration) is adaptively authored and stored asviewing point-specific metadata of the content or provided as authoringinformation corresponding to a prestored viewing point. Thus, evolvedcontent for the augmented reality-based content service can becontinuously generated. In addition, optimized content for each viewingpoint can be provided by using the content search function focused oncontent optimized for content displayed on the display of the userterminal based on a real 3D space or a predetermined scenario. It ispossible to provide an adaptive augmented reality-based content servicewhich is interactive between a user and an author and can acquiredesired information by just approaching the user terminal to the objectof interest without a user's separate searching operation focused on theviewing point-specific authoring. Therefore, space telling with morereinforced experience can be achieved.

Hereinafter, a method for providing an augmented reality-based dynamicservice according to an embodiment of the present invention will bedescribed in detail with reference to FIG. 1.

FIG. 1 is an overall flowchart of a method for providing an augmentedreality-based dynamic service according to an embodiment of the presentinvention.

Referring to FIG. 1, an augmented reality-based content service, towhich the present invention is applied, is performed in operation 110.

The content is a real three-dimensional (3D) space viewed according to auser's movement or a predetermined scenario-based virtual reality space.The content, to which the present invention is applied, is serviced insuch a manner that an augmented or virtual reality is displayed in aviewing region as described below in sequence. The content may includesa real 3D space which is supported through execution of a specificprogram or application of a user terminal, or is searched through theInternet and serviced, or is received from a remote service server andserviced, or is input from a viewing region through a user'sphotographing. In this case, the content searched through the Internetmay be content corresponding to a virtual space. The content accordingto an embodiment of the present invention collectively refers to allcontent which is continuously updated and evolved throughinteraction-based feedback (for example, modification/supplement)between a content author and a content user.

In operation 112, it is checked whether a current mode is an authoringmode by checking a mode switching of a mode switching unit through auser's selection at the time of performing a service for providing theaugmented reality-based content service in the user terminal.

When it is checked that the current mode of the user terminal is theauthoring mode, the process proceeds to operation 114 to capture apredetermined viewing point of currently displayed content.

The authoring mode is a mode for providing information including cameraviewpoint, narration, and related multimedia content based on acorresponding viewing point of content. The capturing is performed forcorresponding information acquisition for viewing point visualization.Specifically, in the case of information at a viewpoint when an authorcaptures a scene of interest in the authoring mode, that is, in the caseof a currently photographed 3D space, or in the case of a virtual spaceprovided through a remote service server (cloud server, content server,or the like) interworking via a network or provided through Internetsearch, the viewing point of the content is recognized throughacquisition of 3D location, 3D rotation, and GPS information (sensedthrough a sensor provided in the user terminal) of the terminal of theauthor within the content according to attribute information of thecorresponding content (museum, exhibition, concert, map, or the like),and overall information of a plurality of objects in the recognizedviewing point or the corresponding viewing point is stored.

In other words, a narrator (or viewer) takes a photograph of an objectof interest while moving with a user terminal equipped with a camera. Atthis time, the viewing point is stored through estimation of thelocation of the user and the pose of the camera.

Alternatively, the contents authored by the author on the spot aredisplayed in the background of the map, and the author in an offlineenvironment can confirm and modify or supplement the authored contentsonline. Various viewing stories can be created through authoring such assetting of the order of viewing points or setting of a tour path basedon spatial unit.

Subsequently, in operation 116, data associated with a preset authoringitem based on the viewing point captured in operation 114 is collected.

The data associated with the preset authoring item is data includingcamera viewpoint, narration, and related multimedia content, and may becollected by broadcasting necessary data through at least one serviceserver distributed over the network.

Through the data collected by the broadcasting, the author records andstores a description of a scene of interest based on a viewing point, orsearches and stores related multimedia content together.

In this case, the related multimedia content is content corresponding tothe highest priority based on similarity among a plurality of contentsearched through association analysis based on preset related data basedon a scenario of the corresponding content (flow developed according tothe theme of the content) and is provided to the author through anauthoring interface in the authoring mode.

In other words, according to the embodiment of the present invention, itis possible to author content based on the virtual reality environmentat a remote place or to author content based on the augmented realityenvironment on the spot. The content that can be authored includescamera viewpoint, narration, and related multimedia content that enableinformation provision based on the viewing point. In this case, as forthe related multimedia content, content (texts, pictures, photos,videos, and the like) having the highest relevance (utilizing contentmeta information) based on analysis of context information (tag/keywordsearch, location, object-of-interest identifier, and the like) isautomatically searched based on prestored metadata of the viewing point,and may be used when the author performs authoring. An annotation of animage method and a visual effect using a color and an image filter maybe added to a scene corresponding to the viewing point.

In operation 118, authoring item-specific data collected based on apreset augmented reality content service policy is rendered, therendered data is matched to metadata corresponding to the viewing point,and the matched data is stored.

The metadata means detailed information corresponding to each viewingpoint. In order to identify multiple viewing points within the content,the metadata includes a content type of the viewing point, anidentifier, location information within the content, detailedinformation for each object present in each preset viewing point region,and response. A region of the viewing point is set based on a specificobject when the corresponding content is generated. Alternatively, theviewing point is classified into a plurality of viewing points atpredetermined intervals according to the content type, and authoringitem-specific data collected by matching the prestored metadatacorresponding to a specific object of the viewing point captured whenthe author captures the viewing point is stored. Alternatively, thecaptured viewing point is searched at the classified viewing point ofthe corresponding content, data is matched to the metadata of thesearched view point, and the matched data is stored.

A point of a feature map corresponding to the viewing point uponcompletion of the authoring mode, and Information such as keyframeimages, camera viewpoint pose information, GPS location coordinates,recorded files, and camera images are stored in a content database (DB)of a content server in the form shown in FIG. 5. At this time, theinformation standard takes the form of Extensible Markup Language (XML)and includes one GPS value, one feature map data, and N viewpoint viewnodes.

N pieces of augmented content are included in the viewpoint view.

The stored XML file and content resources can be accessed through thefolder, as shown in FIG. 6. When the viewing point is stored on thespot, media files such as images and audios corresponding to the storedviewing point are stored in the content DB of the content server in realtime.

In this case, when the authoring mode for supporting the viewingpoint-based information provision service is supported at the time ofproviding the service for providing the augmented reality-based contentservice and the authoring mode associated with the augmentedreality-based content authoring is executed from the client terminalconnected via the network, the content server according to an embodimentof the present invention collects the data associated with thepre-configure authoring item based on the predetermined viewing pointwithin the content to be guided, renders the authoring item-specificdata collected based on the preset augmented reality content servicepolicy, matches the rendered data to metadata corresponding to theviewing point, stores the matched data, checks the metadata of theviewing point of the content displayed in a preset cycle-specificviewing region, based on a user's status information sensed at the timeof executing a view mode associated with an augmented reality-basedcontent view request from the client terminal, and when the metadata ofthe viewing point coincides with viewing point-specific metadatacorresponding to the content, augments the metadata by matching themetadata with the content displayed in the viewing region, and providesthe metadata to the corresponding client terminal.

Subsequently, in operation 120, it is checked whether the mode isswitched to the view mode. When it is checked in operation 120 that themode is switched to the view mode, the process proceeds to operation 122to acquire sensed status information of the user.

The status information of the user is acquired through, for example, auser's touch screen input (two-dimensional (2D) touch screen coordinateinformation, touch input, swipe input information, or the like) based onan information processor in which visualization software is installed,and motion input information (3D rotation information or the like) basedon a viewing device. The status information of the user includes a colorimage from a camera connected to the information processor, a depth-mapimage in the case of using a depth camera, 3D movement and 3D rotationinformation in the case of using an electromagnetic sensor, accelerationand gyro sensor-based motion information (3D rotation information) ofthe viewing device, compass sensor information (one-dimensional (1D)rotation information), GPS sensor information (2D movement coordinates),and the like.

Also, in order to acquire six degrees of freedom (6DoF) pose includingmovement and rotation information of a camera mounted on an informationprocessor (for example, a camera of a smartphone) or a camera mounted ona head mounted display, an electromagnetic sensor, an image-based cameratracking technology (which can acquire 3D movement and 3D rotationinformation based on an object from which feature points can beextracted within a near/far distance), and a built-in motion sensor(which can acquire 2D location information based on a GPS sensor, yawrotation direction information using a compass sensor, and 3-axisrotation information using a gyro sensor) can be used.

In operation 124, the metadata of the viewing point of the contentdisplayed in the preset cycle-specific viewing region is checked basedon the status information of the user. In operation 126, it is checkedwhether the metadata of the viewing point coincides with the viewingpoint-specific metadata corresponding to the content. When the metadataof the viewing point coincides with the viewing point-specific metadatacorresponding to the content, the process proceeds to operation 128 toaugment the content by matching the metadata with the content displayedin the viewing region.

More specifically, in the view mode, the motion information of the useris acquired in the real 3D space viewed according to the user's movementor the predetermined scenario-based virtual reality space, and when theacquired motion information coincides with the viewing point-specificmetadata corresponding to the content, a visual cue capable of augmentedreality experience is presented to guide a user to a preferred viewingpoint for each object. When the user accesses content of a specificlocation so as to allow the viewer to interactively experience contentauthored in a virtual reality or augmented reality environment, thevisual cue capable of augmented reality experience based a precisecamera pose tracking technology is presented to the viewer so that theviewer can easily find the viewing point.

The corresponding viewpoint is the best viewpoint to view the objectWhen the user accesses the viewing point, the authored content (texts,pictures, photos, videos, narrations, annotations, and the like)appears. Such a visualization method differs from an existing inaccurateaugmented reality application technology based on a GPS sensor. When theuser does not access specific content, the access of the user is guidedby showing location information through a virtual map.

Referring to FIG. 7, when the user accesses a specific viewpoint,information annotation linked to the object is visualized. The locationof the annotation is mapped in advance from the author (curator oranother user) so that the user can easily know gaze information aboutwhere to look or a place at which the user should look.

Meanwhile, FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen inwhich the visualization concept image of FIG. 7 is applied to an actualscreen. As shown in FIG. 8, the left side shows the location informationvisualization in a state of being far apart, and the right side showsthe access to a location information point.

FIG. 4A and FIG. 4B are diagram illustrating an example of a screen inwhich the method for providing the augmented reality-based dynamicservice according to the embodiment of the present invention is applied.As shown in FIG. 4A, the viewing point of the user is guided to theauthored viewing point. As shown in FIG. 4B, when the viewer moves tothe viewing point, the authored content is augmented.

The augmented reality-based viewing point authoring and experienceprocess of FIG. 1 will be described with reference to FIG. 2. FIG. 2 isa diagram schematically illustrating an operation flow between a client(author or user) and a server which provides an augmented reality-baseddynamic service, in the method for providing the augmented reality-baseddynamic service according to the embodiment of the present invention. Inorder for viewing point information registration S216 of the scene ofinterest, the client 210 corresponding to the author transmits userlocation, 3D camera location/viewpoint pose information 218 andinformation 220 about viewing location, camera pose, narration, and thelike to the server 212.

The server 212 performs meta information search and related contentsimilarity calculation/candidate selection 222 for the viewing pointthrough the content DB 224 with respect to the user position, 3D cameralocation/viewpoint pose information 218 received from the client 210,performs viewing location/viewpoint reference augmented reality contentauthoring modification/supplement 226 with respect to the information220 about the viewing location, the camera pose, the narration, and thelike, and transmits the results to the user terminal corresponding tothe client 214.

In this case, in the operations of the meta information search andrelated content similarity calculation/candidate selection 222 and theviewing location/viewpoint reference augmented reality content authoringmodification/supplement 226, the related content is provided during theviewing location/viewpoint reference augmented reality content authoringmodification/supplement 226. In the operation of the viewinglocation/view point reference augmented reality content authoringmodification/supplement 226, information according to time/space contextquery is provided through the operation of the meta information searchand related content similarity calculation/candidate selection 222.

In the user terminal of the client 214, viewing location/viewpointreference augmented reality content authoring data registered at thepredetermined viewing point is provided through augmented realityexperiences 228 and 230 in the viewing point.

The operation flows for each structure of FIG. 2 are schematically shownin screens 232, 234, and 236.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing an operation of an augmented/virtualreality-based content authoring and visualization software platform towhich the method for providing the augmented reality-based dynamicservice according to the embodiment of the present invention is applied.

Referring to FIG. 3, in the case of built-in sensor and camera imagedata input based on a system input in an authoring mode according to amode set to a terminal through an input device 310 of the terminal, userlocation recognition is performed by classifying sensor-based locationand viewpoint, or image-based location and viewpoint through executionof operation 312, and space telling authoring is performed throughscene-of-interest selection and content matching (arrangement) byexecution of operation 314.

Data in which information about the location, viewpoint, and viewingpoint is specified through operation 314 is visualized through augmentedreality-based content visualization and interaction between the authorand the user in operation 316 and is output to a display of an outputdevice 318.

Meanwhile, button, motion, and touch screen-based user input through theinput device 310 of the terminal in the view mode acquire user inputinformation through user input analysis 311, and the intention of theuser is output in operation 314 to perform space telling authoringthrough the scene-of-interest selection and content matching(arrangement). The space telling authoring is performed by using metainformation search and content extraction 313 with respect to contextquery through operation 313. At this time, the related content isprovided during the space telling authoring through the meta informationsearch and content extraction 313, and the meta information search andcontent extraction 313 is performed based on the content DB and the metainformation DB of the content server 320.

An example of utilizing the augmented/virtual reality-based contentauthoring and visualization software framework, to which the method forproviding the augmented reality-based dynamic service according to theembodiment of the present invention is applied, will be described.First, according to an example of utilizing an in-situ authoring-basedvisualization system, the narrator (or viewer) moves while carrying amobile device equipped with a camera. The narrator takes a picture of anobject of interest. At this time, the viewing point is stored throughestimation of the user location and the camera pose. Related content maybe additionally searched and stored. Information authored based on a mapis stored. Additional authoring may be performed later in an offlinevirtual reality environment.

According to an example of utilizing virtual reality-based visualizationsoftware in a desktop and web environment, the contents authored by theauthor on the spot are displayed in the background of the map, and theauthor in an offline environment can confirm and modify or supplementthe authored contents online. Various viewing stories can be createdthrough authoring such as setting of the order of viewing points orsetting of the tour path based on spatial unit.

According to an example of utilizing visualization software for viewingusers, the viewer can download the visualization software and select theauthored viewing story. The downloaded story may dynamically change thetour path according to a user's profile (interest, interesting sights,desired end time, and the like) to thereby enable personalized storyexperience. A story point is displayed based on the map, and when theviewer moves to a nearby position, the visual cue is visualized. Theviewer can experience the story according to the viewpoint of thenarrator.

FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of an authoring contentconfirmation screen by a call of an XML file present in a content serveron a web browser, in the method for providing the augmentedreality-based dynamic service according to the embodiment of the presentinvention.

Referring to FIG. 9, the screen has a plurality of divided regions 910and 912. Content display items (pose, picture, narration, latitude,longitude, comment, and the like) preset for each object 90 and 91 arearranged and displayed in the first region 910 in a preset order. Acomment set to the corresponding object or stored by user definition isactivated and displayed according to an interrupt generated in aconfirmation block 92 or 93 marked in a portion of the first region 910.One or all of object-related locations of the objects displayed in thefirst region 910 are displayed in the second region 912 based on a GPScoordinate-based map 94 according to an operation of moving a userinterrupt position.

At this time, the object present on the movement path is displayed inthe first region 910 according to the movement path based on the userinterrupt of the GPS coordinate-based map 94 displayed in the secondregion 912 in which the objects 90 and 91 are displayed, so that thecorresponding information from the content server is provided accordingto the preset content display items. At least one or more pieces ofobject-related information are listed and displayed.

Accordingly, the item in the first region 910 is changed according tothe user interrupt on the GPS coordinate-based map 94 displayed in thesecond region 912.

The method and apparatus for providing the augmented reality-baseddynamic service according to the present invention can be achieved asdescribed above. Meanwhile, specific embodiments of the presentinvention have been described, but various modifications may be madethereto without departing from the scope of the present invention.Therefore, the scope of the present invention is not defined by theembodiments, but should be defined by the appended claims andequivalents thereof.

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310: Input device

318: Output device

320: Content server

1. A method for providing an augmented reality-based dynamic service,the method comprising: collecting data associated with a presetauthoring item based on a predetermined viewing point within content tobe guided, when an authoring mode for supporting a viewing point-basedinformation provision service is executed at the time of performing aservice for providing an augmented reality-based content service;rendering authoring item-specific data collected based on a presetaugmented reality content service policy, matching the rendered data tometadata corresponding to the viewing point, and storing the matcheddata; checking the metadata of the viewing point of the contentdisplayed in a preset cycle-specific viewing region based on a user'sstatus information sensed when executing a view mode; and as a result ofthe checking, when the metadata of the viewing point coincides with theviewing point-specific metadata corresponding to the content, matchingthe metadata to the content displayed in the viewing region andaugmenting the content.
 2. The method of claim 1, wherein the authoringmode is a mode which provides intonation including camera viewpoint,narration, and related multimedia content based on the viewing point ofthe content, and the related multimedia content is content correspondingto highest priority based on similarity among a plurality of contentsearched through association analysis based on preset related data basedon a scenario of the corresponding content and is provided to an authorthrough an authoring interface in the authoring mode.
 3. The method ofclaim 1, wherein the view mode comprises: a process of acquiring auser's motion information in a real three-dimensional (3D) space viewedaccording to a user's movement or a predetermined scenario-based virtualreality space, and a process of, when the acquired motion informationcoincides with viewing point-specific metadata corresponding to thecontent, presenting a visual cue capable of augmented reality experienceto guide a user to a preferred viewing point for each object.
 4. Themethod of claim 1, wherein the content is a real 3D space viewedaccording to a user's movement or a predetermined scenario-based virtualreality space.
 5. The method of claim 1, wherein an augmentedreality-based content service provision screen authored through theauthoring mode for execution of the view mode has a plurality of dividedregions including a first region and a second region, arranges anddisplays content display items preset for each object in the firstregion in a preset order, activates and displays a comment set to thecorresponding object or stored by user definition according to aninterrupt generated in a confirmation block marked in a portion of thefirst region, and displays one or all of object-related locations of theobjects, which are displayed in the first region, in the second regionbased on a GPS coordinate-based map according to an operation of movinga user interrupt position.
 6. The method of claim 5, wherein an objectpresent on a movement path is displayed in the first region according tothe movement path based on the user interrupt of the GPScoordinate-based map displayed in the second region in which the objectsare displayed, so that corresponding information from a content serveris provided according to the preset content display items, and at leastone or more pieces of object-related information are listed anddisplayed.
 7. An apparatus for providing an augmented reality-baseddynamic service, the apparatus comprising a content server configuredto: when an authoring mode for supporting a viewing point-basedinformation provision service is supported at the time of performing aservice for providing an augmented reality-based content service and theauthoring mode associated with augmented reality-based content authoringis executed from a client terminal linked via a network, collect dataassociated with a preset authoring item based on a predetermined viewingpoint within content to be guided, render authoring item-specific datacollected based on a preset augmented reality content service policy,match the rendered data to metadata corresponding to the viewing point,and store the matched data; and check the metadata of the viewing pointof the content displayed in a preset cycle-specific viewing region basedon a user's status information sensed at the time of executing a viewmode associated with an augmented reality-based content view requestfrom the client terminal, and as a result of the checking, when themetadata of the viewing point coincides with a viewing point-specificmetadata corresponding to the content, match the metadata to the contentdisplayed in the viewing region, and augment the content.
 8. Theapparatus of claim 7, wherein the authoring mode is a mode whichprovides intonation including camera viewpoint, narration, and relatedmultimedia content based on the viewing point of the content, and therelated multimedia content is content corresponding to highest prioritybased on similarity among a plurality of content searched throughassociation analysis based on preset related data based on a scenario ofthe corresponding content and is provided to an author through anauthoring interface in the authoring mode.
 9. The apparatus of claim 7,wherein the view mode comprises: a process of acquiring a user's motioninformation in a real three-dimensional (3D) space viewed according to auser's movement or a predetermined scenario-based virtual reality space,and a process of, when the acquired motion intonation coincides withviewing point-specific metadata corresponding to the content, presentinga visual cue capable of augmented reality experience to guide a user toa preferred viewing point for each object.